it slows down my comp. How do I uninstall?

This extension slows down my computer...how do I turn it off ?

i keep trying to download the add on and it says the add on is corrupt :(

Says that the extension is not available. I am using firefox 57 on android. I am in Australia.

Horrible waste of time !!! Slows transaction to a crawl while you perform a useless search for deals to apply to shopping site. You will find deals. I found three (3) this time, but was frustrated time and time again trying to apply them. Then, it won't let you close it so you can finish checking out. If I could give it less than one star, I would !!

worthless

it is basically useless and interferes with websites

You have no way of showing me how to use this that I can find.

Interrupts me while working to have me join their website. That is an automatic deletion in my book. Also, if you are a savvy shopper, then you probably already have the lowest price, this add-in didn't help me at all

I would download it, but it you are giving it permission to access your payment methods on sites you use it on. No thanks!

Slows to the point that it freezes, it continues to eat as much ram as it can. I had to end task just to reopen and remove it.

This thing will slow your computer to a crawl. And when you click on the Honey icon you just get a bunch of discount codes that are completely irrelevant to what you were shopping for.

My experience was it installed ads in my browser, and showed no interactive functionality while browsing products.
Ends up being more of a coupon catalog than a bargain assistant.

It says on facebook that you can get items cheaply. There is one item I want to look at, and I cannot. App is not user friendly

The reviews about the lag are no joke, it's freaking horrible. I'm guessing it's b/c it adds 250 plus coupon codes as a tab that ya have no option to turn off.

Corrupt

I've had Honey for about 6 months and so far I've gotten no discounts.

I like the idea of this addon, but seems to slow down your browsing experience. Which would be fine as you can just disable it and re-enable it as needed, but the reason for the one star and me uninstalling it is because none of the codes ever work.

Great concept, but it will slow your browsing experience. I started experiencing freezes and lagging and after a few weeks I uninstalled it. My browsing experience afterwards has been much better. Would try again if this issue was resolved.

I spent hours trying to figure out why Firefox was so slow, then eventually I was disabling all my add ons one at a time, and once I disable Honey my speed jumped right back up. Love what this does, but I can't live with the slowness.

I try to buy prints at Walgreens, I put in my good discount code and then "Honey" pops up and replaces it with a less valuable code and there is no way to go back and eliminate the bad discount. "Honey" sucks.

I've had this for months and it hasn't given me a single code that has actually worked to save me anything. I shop online frequently on sites such as Amazon, eBay, SportChek, and more. While this add-on has great potential, I've found that it's currently nothing but useless and annoying. It just keeps popping up and wasting my time whenever I go on a shopping site.

Sounds like a good idea. However, in signing up I kept being asked to provide my email address. Which I did, correctly, over and over. I'm no longer surprised when something on the internet is just aggravating.

Installed after seeing a friend's positive experiences with it, and did a little testing to see what it could save. As far as saving money goes, it works quite well for several popular sites.

Immediately after installing, however, the performance of the browser slowed to a crawl. Changing tabs took forever, loading tabs took twice as long, and anything relying on a plugin (Flash, Java, other) would hang the browser and the entire computer for as long as 5 minutes. I tried closing tabs (I usually run with two windows and 120+ tabs open), but this had no effect. I'm running Mac OS, so I pulled open a terminal and ran top, sorted for CPU and RAM, and found nothing increased from prior to the install. I then cleared all temp files, disabled all plugins (Honey, Noscript, Self Destructing Cookes, uBlock Origin, and Tab Counter), and then enabled them all one at a time, leaving Honey for last.

Enabling Honey reduced the performance of the browser immediately to a crawl, and disabling it immediately restored the performance.

Between the privacy implications of the plugin (http://www.novatexsolutions.com/blog/v/honey-is-watching-you/) and the performance issues, I will be at least leaving the plugin disabled except while checking out. If I continue to have performance issues, I'll just uninstall it entirely.